Pilipinas Shell announces a significant fuel price rollback effective Tuesday, April 14, 2026, with diesel dropping by P23 per liter, gasoline by P6.50, and kerosene by P11.50. This marks the first decrease since January, following weeks of high prices am
The Department of Energy projects significant reductions in diesel, gasoline, and kerosene prices starting Tuesday, April 14, 2026, based on international market trends.
The Department of Energy expects significant fuel price decreases starting April 14, 2026, but Secretary Sharon Garin cautions that prices may not return to previous low levels due to structural damage from international conflicts.
The Philippines has received 329,000 barrels of diesel from Malaysia under Executive Order No. 110, aimed at strengthening national fuel supply amid potential shortages and geopolitical tensions.
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Vice President Sara Duterte publicly questioned President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s actions to assist vulnerable Filipinos affected by the ongoing energy crisis during a media interview in Davao City.
Northern Davao Electric Cooperative faces criticism for hindering the transition to Davao Light, causing prolonged power outages in Davao del Norte and Davao de Oro. Consumers suffer as technical disputes and lack of cooperation delay solutions.
The Philippines faces recurring vulnerability to global oil shocks due to heavy import reliance and lack of strategic reserves. Government emergency measures provided temporary relief but failed to address long-term structural issues in energy security.
The Department of Energy states that eliminating VAT on petroleum products requires congressional legislation, warning of PHP170 billion annual revenue loss. President Marcos assures fuel and food supply security amid Middle East tensions.
Senator Sherwin Gatchalian warns of a Senate investigation if local pump prices do not reflect recent global oil price declines, citing the 'rocket and feather' effect and calling for stricter oversight.
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PSalm commits to providing sufficient energy to Davao Light following a city council appeal, averting potential rate hikes from supply cuts. The decision stabilizes power costs amid market fluctuations.
Nordeco calls on Davao Light to adhere to a court-issued Writ of Possession, limited to 26 barangays in Samal Island, amid a franchise overlap and asset takeover claims.
Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi announces Japan has secured oil supplies to meet demand until early 2027, with a fourfold increase in US imports and efforts to bypass the Strait of Hormuz blockade.
Davao Light and Power Company reassures the public of sufficient electricity in its franchise area, refuting online claims of rotational outages and emphasizing stable supply from contracts and WESM.
The Department of Energy has granted Texcal Energy approval to explore the Alegria oil field in Cebu, aiming to revive local production with an on-site refinery for diesel and bunker fuel, bolstering energy security.
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With fuel prices soaring due to Middle East conflicts, carpooling emerges as a practical solution. However, it remains unauthorized under current transport regulations. Experts call for its official recognition to conserve energy and reduce traffic conges
DOE Secretary Sharon Garin explains that safe passage for Philippine-flagged vessels in the Hormuz Strait won't immediately lower oil prices, citing global supply chain effects and ongoing energy priorities.
OPEC+ has agreed to increase oil production quotas by 206,000 barrels per day starting in May, following airstrikes on key facilities in the Middle East. The group warns of potential market volatility and supply disruptions.
Senator Loren Legarda files Senate Bill No. 2020, the Bayanihan 3: Power to the People Act, aiming to mitigate the global oil crisis impact. The bill proposes measures to lower fuel and electricity prices, ensure food supply, and offer direct aid to affec
Senator Loren Legarda introduces Senate Bill No. 2020, aiming to empower the government with price controls and regulatory authority over the oil industry to address the ongoing energy crisis and protect consumers.
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Former DOE Undersecretary Atty. Jose Layug Jr. insists any joint oil exploration with China in the West Philippine Sea must adhere to a 60-40 revenue sharing in favor of the Philippines, citing limited national resources for independent exploration.
Cagayan de Oro City has officially declared a State of Energy Emergency, with the City Council approving a P441 million disaster fund release for fuel and food subsidies to affected sectors, including transport workers and vulnerable groups.
The Department of Energy assures the Philippines has a 50-day oil supply buffer, with 900,000 barrels arriving this April, though fuel prices remain elevated in urban areas.
The Department of Energy announces President Marcos Jr. has approved two Petroleum Service Contracts in Cebu and Leyte to boost energy security and reduce oil imports.
Long lines formed at a Davao City gas station as rumors of an energy lockdown sparked panic buying. The DOE clarifies no lockdown exists, urges public to avoid hoarding, and reports stable fuel supply and prices in the region.
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Clark Development Corporation suspends a P1 per liter regulatory fee on fuel for two months to ease costs for businesses during the national energy emergency, while promoting renewable energy solutions.
The Philippine Competition Commission and IEMOP held a strategic policy dialogue to address competition issues and switching barriers in the retail electricity market, aiming to enhance consumer choice and market efficiency.
Shell Philippines has announced a significant fuel price increase effective April 7, 2026, with diesel rising by P19.80 per liter, kerosene by P9.10, and gasoline by P5.90. This comes amid global oil market turmoil due to ongoing Middle East conflicts.
Pilipinas Shell announces a sharp fuel price increase on April 7, 2026, with diesel up by P19.80 per liter, amid global energy crises. The government responds with P2.4 billion in subsidies for transport workers to mitigate impacts.
Pilipinas Shell will increase diesel by P19.80, kerosene by P9.10, and gasoline by P5.90 per liter on April 7, 2026, as global oil prices surge due to Middle East conflicts.
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